Some get the fact that we’re heading for a deep crisis: The UK faces a protracted economic slump unless authorities act quickly to stimulate the
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The Bank of England buys the paradox of thrift
Charlie Bean, deputy director of the Bank of England has said: Britons should go out and spend to help invigorate the UK’s economic recovery In
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So neoliberals like George
The Guardian has reported that: The International Monetary Fund today said the UK economy was on the mend after its deepest postwar recession and praised
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‘Making Pensions Work’: making the cuts a political choice, and not a necessity
The Finance for the Future’s report ‘Making Pensions Work’ when combined with my work on the tax gap shows that there is now an alternative
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Making pensions work: the deficit compared to pension subsidies
The Finance for the Future report ‘Making Pensions Work’ highlight the fact that by March 2009 almost half of all government borrowing at that time,
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Making pensions work: the facts
The Finance for the Future report, Making Pensions Work, published today includes detailed calculations supporting its claim that In the financial year 2009/10 UK state
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Making pensions work: a new report
Finance for the Future, a partnership between me and fellow Green New Deal member and environmentalist Colin Hines, has published a new report this weekend.
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If there is a bond god he’s not omnipotent
Danny Alexander, George Osborne, Vince Cable, Nick Clegg and David Cameron all believe in a bond god. They’re not alone. As Paul Krugman has put
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Ireland: how not to tackle a deficit and the opportunity it gives to Labour
Ireland is heading back for recession. Just a week after Danny Alexander said British cuts were essential to tackle the sorts of problem Ireland had
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